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WALTER Is. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF ELEVENTH STREET AND MARYLAND
AVENUE SOUTHWEST, FRONTING Ill H. 2
FEET ON MARYLAND AVENUE, AND 1876 81 2
FEET ON ELEVENTH STREET.
By virtue of deed of trust dated June 11AD. $780,
and duly recorded in LiberT and X, No ~ folio 1877 -
one of The land records Of the District Of Column 6
bia and of decree, dated July 18th, 1887, in iE:
Equity cause No. 9997, Clara E. Wheatley ct al vs.
Sarah E. Harvey ct AL the subscriber will sell at pub
lie AUCTION: in front Of the premises. on MONDAY,
O'CLOCK NJ. the following real estate, situated in
the city Of Washington in the District Of Columbia
and being known and described the plat or plan OF
said city and Deng lots IF. g. H. 1. and In the
subdivision of parts of lots numbered two (2l and
square numbered three hundred and tiftytwo 1852,
made by Joseph l. McWillians. May 9th, 1853, and
recorded in the office Of the surveyor Of said District
provemelts thereon, which consist Of large three
closed by brick wall and iron fencing.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the balance in
six twelve and eighteen months with Interests de.
property deposit Of 500 required at the time Of
days after the day OF sale to be resold at the
risk and expense OF the defaulting purchaser. All
conveyancng at purchasers expense. =
RICHARD L. WALLACE,
jy26-d&ds Surviving Trustee
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NOR SALE-A NEW 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE:
II all med. imps.: near Bureau Eng aud Printing.
$50 I4th st. s.w. price. $500. Inquire Of owner.
l-Gfs
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TO be Swallowed Till his Death.

NEW YORK, August 4.-Geo. C. Bidwell, the no
toriouS forger, who arrived from England yester-
day, did not stop at the United States Hotel after
his picture had been taken for the rogues' gal
wife and sister. proceeded at once to Massachu.
SETS 1t Is believed that the detective Office OF
this city will have Bidwell ''shadOwed" until his
death.
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VIRGINIA PosrMAsTERs APPoNrKD.-The Post
master General has appointed the following post
masters in Virginia: JAS. Boazley, Jr., at Boazley
Green County; D. B. Frey, Coyners, BOtetourt
County; Mrs. s. E. Walthall, Edmund's Store
Brunswlck county; Aice q; aarun Gatew0oa,
Augusta County; George g. Saunders, Jr, Otter
View, Bedford county; j. F. Wilfee, Pine. Pulaski
County; John X. Charlton. Riner, Montgomery
County; K II. stuart, Stratford, Westmoreland
County
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Prime Minister'S Funeral.

ROME, August 4.-The funeral Of the late Prime
Minister DepretiS took place to-day at Stradella.
Twenty thousand persons were present. King
Humbert and others sent wreathS to be placed on
the coffin OF the dead statesman There was no
religious ceremony the clergy having been ordered
to refuse the rites Of the church. owing the fact
that NJ. DepreLis died without having received the
last
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LAFAYETTE, IND, August AIN drunken frenzy
Mt midnight Daniel Drew assaulted an old man
named John Mackessey with shovel and Ratchet,
mutilating him fr1ghtfully and 1nf1cting injuries
which caused his death few hours later. Drew
also cut his wife seriously with the same 1nstru-
mentS. He is under arrest. Drew has a bad repu-
tatiOn, and has been in number OF recent ARRAYS
MackeSsey was quiet 1nOffenSive citizen.
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AUCTION SALES.
T1HoMAs BOWLING, Aucnoneer.

THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF PRIVATE RESI-.
PENGE IREM ~ ~ Ny koQMs FOR coz 81,
NENIENCE OF SAI.El, AND MANY OTHER
HOUSEHOLD Effects OF VALUE INCLUD-
ING ONE GRAND SQUARE BEATTY PIANO.
On SATURDAY, AUGUST SIXTH. 1887. commenc-
Ing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, at my salesrooms, corner
lot Of Household Furniture, a. above stated.
Also, at TWELVE n.
Horses, Carriages Wagons &C., &c. and lot Of Leaf
Tobacco.
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
au4-dts Auctioneer
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Twenty-Five Buildings Destroyed.

TOLEDO, ONO, August AT 3 O'Clock this morn
Ing Geographic call for aid was received by the
Toledo fire department from Bowling Green, the
county seat OF Wood County, IL miles distant and
an engine was at once despatched by special train
The flames originated In a bakery In some un-
known manner, and before they were gotten under
control destroyer twenty-five buildings, embracing
squares OF the business portion, including one
hotel, one livery stable, one furniture store, one
harness shop, two wagon shops and carriage
shop, and number Of offices and minor buildings.
The total loss is about $4,000, insured for about
tWO-thirdS
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Nor GOING TO SLIDE MoUETAN.-It is learned at
the White House that the President has no inten-
ton OF visiting the democratic clubhouse on
Slide Mountain, in the Catskills reported, and
that he has made no plans for vacation beyond
Tocf
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TOMORROW.

FRANK T. BROWNING, Ifus'ees'
416 9Th st. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS. AuctiOneer. jy21-d&ds
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NEW BEDFORD, MASS, August Mrs. Grover
Cleveland lunched to-day with Mr.. A. w. Nicker-
son, OF his residence at Great Hill. A large num-
Der Of invitations were issued and the occasion
was a notable one. This afternoon an entertain
ment will be given at Col. elders studio by sum-
mer residents In aid OF the Marion Social Club and
Mrs. Cleveland will be present.
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THE EXAMINATION FOR PROMOTION Of clerks of
the Paymaster Generals ONCE and Of the once
of the Chief Engineer Of the Army was begun by
the Civil-Service Commission to-day. There were
fOrty-nine clerks, all males, who presented them
selves for examlnation-twenty-thr three from the
PaymaSter Generals and twenty-Six from the
Chief Engineers ONCE. From the Paymaster
seven Of the tirst class eight Of the second and
six OF the third. From the Chief Engineers there
were five OF the 81, 600 class eight OF the flrst
class, ten OF the second and three of the third
Maj. webster said that the examination would 30
completed to-day.
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NOR SALE
II Great bargain 14th st. Business property.
opposite Portland Flats, $500. Also, beauti-
ful Lot New Hampshire ave, between Land NJ sts.,
70 feet front, price Sl.4o per square foot.
j. W /. MYERS son.
my21-1Ows li2S New York ave
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ToESeds
LONDON, ONT, August 4.-The Ontario In
vestment Association is financially embar-
raSed. Over 100000 of the capital stock
has been lost through faulty manage
ment and losses which could not be avoided.
Charles Murray, the manager, has left for Omaha
It is limited proceedings Will be instituted against
the directors shortly TO compel them to make an
accounting for money placed In their keeping.
Many widows whose funds were invested Will
suffer severely from the depreciation Of the stock
consequent upon the losses sustained.
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T1NHE WEST WALNUT ST. BOARDING SCHOOL
for young ladies and little girls reopens SEPTEMBER
18th 18th year, Miss j. TRAUTMANN, Principal.
4Ol Walnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa. Send for circulars.
jy 7-lm
4 NHELTENHAM ACADEMY, CHELTEN HILLS,
~ near Philada- Seventeenth year Fine buildings
and grounds. Prepares boys for college business
Resident masters; Military drill. gymnasium Terms
$500 For catalogue. address the Rector Rev. s.
CLEMENTS. d. d.. Shoelnakertown. p. o., Pa.
e4-eo-. RIM
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, July 2S, 1887.
In accordance with the provisions Of the second sec
ton of the act of Congress approved August D. 1882
Vol 22, page 1885, there will be sold
at the Navy-Ysrd New York. n. Y certain stores and
supplies belonging to the Navy. uuserviceable for
be proftabiy used by rewcrkng or otherwise in the
construction repair of vessels, their machinery
armOr, armament, equipment.
The sales will be at public auction, for cash. to the
highest bidder, and will commence at TEN A. NJ
TUESDAY, AUGUST THIRTY, PROXIMO, and con-
tlnue from day to day If necessary until all the
Giles sold offered. deposit Of ten per cent will
be required the day of sale purchases not paid
for at security for the payment of the balance
and the removal of the articles within twenty days
which deposit will be forfeited the United States
the event OF failure to such balance and make
cles to be offered be procured from the Command
ant Of the Yard. New York. or from the Navy Depart
ment.
The articles sold must be removed by the purchaser
without expense to the Government.
WILLIAM c. WHITNEY,
ja2S-1aw4t Secretary of the Navy.
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SHOT HnsEIF BrcAusr OF THE HRar.-Cnar

SHOT HnsELF BECAUSE or THE HRAf.-Charle0
Cortel German, aged thirty seven, who works e
engineer at Bothners piano factory, In New York,
killed himself Monday night by shooting himself In
had suffered greatly with the heat during the last
week, and Monday acted a. n he was suffering
from mental disturbance. When he went home
Monday night he went TO his room put some ice on
his head 70 cool his BRAIN so he told his wife and
while he was alone he took his pistol nom
bureau drawer and shot himself.
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DUBLIC SALE OF OLD SUPPLIES AND MATE.
Il RAILS

THOMAS NJ. FIELDS, trustees.
jy2S-2taw&ds 456 La ave, H. w.
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TUITION ON PIANO OR ORGAN GIVEN AT RE-
il duced rates during August and September Apply
n DROOP's g.2.j Pennsylvania ave- au3-2ts
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Sad Result OF a Lamp Explosion.

S8u 1SeUu1S Oh u A6HuP 11Xp1OBIUme
DAYTON, OHIO, August "A fire In a tenement
IN the lmmea n neiga00rn9oa OF cape douglass
rOom suffOcated Daisy, the eight-year-old child of
Henry ROBERTS, and burned its mother, and one OF
the Third Regiment Knights OF Pythias, who
was trying to rescue her. Frank Webster, aged
ten, fell from the bridge arch and was picked up
with q broken neck
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JOHN NJ WILSON Colonel U.S. Army
DUNCANSON Bros, Auctioneers iy28.6t

DEREMPTORY SALE OF DWELLING No. 146
l. SIXTH STREET SOUTHWEST. IN FEE SIM
PIE.
on the premises, on FRIDAY, AUGUST NINE-naR
TENTH. 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK, the above la:I
mentioned Dwelling and Lot full description Of which
viii appear in Idber s21 folio 463 one Of the Land
The terms OF sale shall be: One third cash. and the
balance in equal payments at six and twelve months
chasers option. THOMAS DOWNING.
aul, 4,S,11,10,1S,1 AuctiOneer.
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REsIGNED.-Mr. Chalmers W. Hutchinson, Of Kan
sas, has resigned his clerkship In the ONCE OF
Indian Affairs and will enter the real estate bust
ness in Kansas City.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.
SALE II. Of v yALTABIE 1MPRoyED PROPERTY Of
sTREEfs NokTHWEsT-7oi FIRST Street

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF FIRST AND q
STREETS N0KTHWEsT-701 FIRST STREET
by virtue and under the provisions Of the last
to probate aud recorded in the Office Of the Register
OF wills the undersigned will offer for SALE ct public
aTHfhnoT IL font Of the Prsm14es on WEDNEsRiAxH
tG.DG * the following described real sstste
1 1ainn twensyseyen t27 in McGurss subdi-
tour S situate on the northeast corners First and
s1rest and running back SO feet uniform width and
st9rs and dwsllinsc70l First street northwest:
tTo yesr fSr which the notes Of the prchassE :e
beasns sa per from ths Of sale shall
dePost OF 800 required when property is struck Of
Se not complied with within ten days from day Of sale
the reserves the right to resell at risk and
cost OF purchaser after five days advertisement In
newspaper published in Washington d. g.
(Signed) THOMHS 0EARY
y%3-d&ds Executor and Trustee.
~ IN GONsEQUENCE OF THE UNAVOIDABLE
absence Of the Trustee the above sale is postponed
until MONDAY. AUGUST EIGHTH, 1887, at same
hour and place.
By Order of THOMAS GEARY.
au4- d&ds Execnfor And Trustee
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Forrest Fires Raging.

JOLIET, ILL, August 4.-Fires are raging IN Man.
haitian township and In Channahan township.
Hundreds OF acres Of pasture and stubble fields
have been burned and large area OF woods Far
mers are lighting II furOusly. The creeks have
all gone dry.
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Katharine P. Williams has bought OF r. L. B.
Clarke, lot IS, Tutle'ssub Widows Mite, 500 feet
for $685..
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League MEMBER. to be Watched.

DUBLIN, August 4.-United Ireland publishes
copy OF circular which 1t asserts has been issued
to the police, directing that watch be kept on
the members OF the house OF commons belonging
to the league,
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THERE WAS No CHANGE noted to-day in the con-
dition Of Jno. Tyler, Jr. He was reported much
better yesterday and the same favorable condi-
ton continued to-day. Last night was quiet and
restful one to him. The members OF his family
consider his condition very ENCOURAGING.
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EOrger Harvey's Wife.
SHE RETURNS TO THE HOME OF HER MOTHER IN
WEST CHESTER.

kOfger Hafvey'S WIFE,
SHE RETURNS TO THE HOME OF HER MOTHER IN
WEST CHESTER
dispatch to the New York Times from West
Chester Pa, August 8, says: When the sos train
on the Pennsylvania Railroad arrived from Phila-
delphia last evening at the Market-street station
lady alighted whose face, though pale and
agitated, still bore traces OF the beauty which
made her. so famous years ago when she
lar bellies. 1t was Mrs. Fannie Harvey, the
wife of the condemned Washington Iorger,
wao geS to the
OF twelve years She was unattended, and her
homecoming appeared to have been unheralded,
her, and, passing by unheeding the numerous calls
OF hackmen, she walked through the station and
turned into Market street in the direction OF the
home OF her mother, Fedora Holding. Those who
saw and recognized Mrs. Harvey mentally con-
trasted this Homecoming OF hers with the bril-
CHESTER proud and bnsnins BRIDE Never es
fore or since were wedding festivities here con-
Quoted upon such grand scale. whole train
points to West Chester to witness the wedding
ceremonies. Carriages from every livery stable
In town were kept in continuous motion bear
point to point, while iortsts who were given carte
blanche TO provide the chOicests gems Of the hot
fiorai DECORATIONS which were the sensation Of
the hour. All these enormous expenses were pro-
vided for by Oscar ]. Harvey, the groom. whose
rattOns, was thus early developed. Il was an &C.
caSiOn long to be remembered by the citizens OF
West Chester, whO while in common with others
they denOunce the actions Of Harvey, have much
sympathy for the woman who left her home here
seven years ago to become his WIFE,
Mrs Harvey came from Philadelphia, where she
had been staying for some time with MIRA Charles
LangdOn, and Will remain with her mother, Mrs.
Holding, for an indefinite period.
PITTSBURG'5 INVITATION 10 THE px1sIDRNT AND
MRs. CLRvRLAND.-At special meeting OF the
PittSOurg chamber OF commerce resolutions were
unanimously adopted inviting President and Mrs
Cleveland, on behalf OF the people OF Allegheny
county, to visit that district during their proposed
western tour. A committee q ten WAS appointed
to make arrangements for the reception and en-
tertainment Of the distinguished vtxtOf2
TX CONGRIaElfAN RAINHY DHAp-Jooeph II
Ra1ney, the well-knoWn c0l0Eed eK-CongreGRmau
died al his reeidence In Georgetown, g. c.. Mon.
day. Mr.. Rainey was one OF the mOG& INTELLIGENT
representatives OF the c0l0red race In the south
He was barber by trade. He was elected to
Congress In 1870 and again In 1872, but was de-
| feated In 1874 by John 8. RichardsOn.
He NAY FOLLOW Dr.. Mc0LYM.-TAe poaaibllity
OF the suspension by Archbishop C0ff1gaA os the
Rev. Dr. Curran for presiding at the picnic Of the
United Labor party Of the 18th Assembly Dtstt1ct
In Union PARK N. Y, and Introducing u. Ac0lynn
to the audience, Yves generally discussed yester-
nay BY Roman Catholic ptlestS ana laSmentnNew
Ivrk.
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FALL RIVER. MASS, Aug. 4.-Secretary Howard,
in interview last night, stated that 1t Is prob
able that strike Will be inaugurated by the spin
ners at all mills unless there is some Improvement
In the materials on which to work.
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FALL OF PAINTER FROM A ROOF.-Thls morning,
about 10 O'Clock, Daniel MuldOOn, a painter,
twenty-five years OF age, while painting the roof
OF house No. 1715 street northwest, fell from the
roof to the parking, distance OF 25 feet, and re-
ceived serious internal injuries. He was picked
up In an unconscious condition and removed TO
his home, No. 1890 oath street northwest In the
police ambulance He was attended by Dr. Neal
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GALE OF OLD MATERIALS.

GALE OF OLD MATERIALS.
~ OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS,
WASHINGTON, DC. July 20, 1887.
scrap Iron, Copper, Iron Fencing and other old
tsr1als will be sold at public auction the Green
houses south Of the Monument, on SATURDAY, AU-
GUST SIXTH, AT TWO O'CLOCK PM.
The materials can be and schedules obtained 1T
the Greenhouses.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auot,oneer.

CHAAHcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
WEST.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia passed the 7th day
June. 1887, in Equity Cause No. 1896. Cassidy kV
VS. Cassidy shall offer for SALE at public auction. in
Of AUGUST. A. D. 1887. ct HALF PAST FIVE P NJ,
ineton in the District Columbus to Wit the west Is
feet front by the full depth Of lot numbered g. in
basement dwelling and store.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are: One
third of the purchase money in cash. and the balance
IN one and two years with interest at per cent.
cured BY deed OF trust property sold deposit Of
$1OO Will be required ut time of sale. All conveyancing
and recording at purchasers costs.
jy2S-d&ds MARGARET CASSIDY Trustee
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NOR SALE

NOR SALE-NEW HOUSE. SIX GOOD ROOMS
Il and hall large yard water latrobe &c Will sell at
once for sl,1j0, or rent for s15- Address Box 81,
Star office. au.}-3ts
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To the Editor Of TIE EVENING STAR:
The statement in your issue OF yesterday that
during q drunken brawl on the steamer Bishop
August 2, Mr. Padgett, OF Alexandria, fired
three shots at fellow passenger, is entirely In
correct. There WAS no drunken brawl, and the
shots were nred by Mr.. Padgett through the gang
way into the river for the purpose OF testing new
pistol, and not with the purpose Of injuring any,
one. j. L loECKEL
Manager Lower Cedar Point
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RALrIMORE Nd, August A.-viryints sixes, CON-
soiidafed As; pest due coupons "a; 90. new thrsea
G3K: 40. ten-forties, SO bid to-day.
RAIrrxo,x Nd. August A.-Cotton nominal-mid-
ding, 10: Flour lower sSd isiTly sctseEAcvns ard
SSSG DO DO s1t1. S5:s IS; DO 40 brand. z5s4sS:
WSsss-so1iSss1 sssady; I.sd 5Se80; amber. 60sS2;
vsStsrn lover md quiet: No. Ens:r ssd. spot and
sSSss0x Dses%bsr. $685. CeIl.souiasrn nom:
ina as Is ss2ss y:
Az; October 27N bid: OF. armss. WITH better
Ihits. SaeSS; Wsstsln mi1sd YYa35. Rye quiet. 4se
s.. frovidons stssdy and quiet Butter HIGHER and
fSs n. 1ssai Is pr sssis Soass s;ss. lido
casgoes, ordin.sy 70 fsars lSAsie sIgss-c0ppss
sssssss 1seS.Ss:d Fs:ishs: e Ly.poOl Re :s:s.:;
sscsIrss@soas. S51s S.irss: .hs:s
Oush:i.i SSsH ko3 cS.nsls; osss ~ 999 Se.1sI:
whssf, $4,000 be.hsla. sAles-whsat $4,000
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District Government Affair.".

STREETS DISTRACTED BY RAILROADS.
The Commissioners have written President Gar.
rett, OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, that
citizens Of Northeast Washington, through which
section the tracks OF that company pass, complain
that the streets in that locality are frequently OBJ
Structed for long periods by the trains.
OBJECTING TO THE USE OF CUMBERLAND COAL
communication was received by the District
Commissioners to-day from some fifty property
holders and residents OF the neighbOrhOOd or the
Jno +. Cook building, asking that some other
fuel than Cumberland coal be used in that build
ing, because OF the dust from 1t causing discOlOr
alton Of their clothes, &C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have pafdOned Joseph alias
"Watty" Cook from the workhOuSe.
DIED AT RIO JANEIRo.-The State Department
is informed OF the death OF Vice Consul General
Miller 8t Rio de JaneirO.
THE PRESIDENT HAS DECIDED to stop at Indian
Ind and
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MARRIAGE LIcINsRS--Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Ashton G.
Dunlap and Moliie Lewis; Edward c. Stewart and
Emma J. Richards; Albert Perry and Annie L.
and Lavinia b. Butt, both OF Montgomery County,
Md. Henry Evans and Rachael K. Stance; Benz.
Lewis and Maria DOtem; James Holmes and Eta
Brooks: samuel Holmes and Elizabeth Randolph.
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NOR SALE STORE AND DWELLING COMBIN NED.
II containing store-roOm, three bed roorps and
Kitchen stable rear price. $4,000 This property
will ray over 10 per cent the investment and in
cludz store fixtures. and is in good locality and
under n ter year lease HUETG DYER,
au4 IT 18th and SITS.
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ossS, 67X: bspssnbse GOV; OcsOb.f, 7lN. Corn nrm
and h1shSr-Cssh. 49i sspesIbsr 10k; Oetohse. Az.
x6X. Wsisiy. LID Poff -nOmansl-ysr. i2.i5:
JsnaaEy. iY.6S Lard steady-cssh, Geo; ssptsubsx:
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THE PRESIDENT HAS DECIDED to stop at Indian
apolis Ind, and Columbus, Ohio, on his way West
In October.
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A NJ WILSON'S TURKISH DRoPS-rr n 4
he iact worth knowing. and when known to be re-
nenlpereo. That A. NJ Wilson'S Turkish Drops viii in 3
Few minutes relieve the worst of Dyspepsia Disr
rh1a Cohc cramps, Cholera lnfantum. any disease
$40 ST. n. w. TS.Ims
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THE CHECK RAIsERs HELD FOR THE GRAND
JURY.-The case OF Herman Moses, charged with
forgery, Ia raising check from s. TO $50. was
called for trial In the Police Court this afternoon
and the defendant pleaded mot guilty." Evidence
was offered TO show that he went into the cigar
store OF Abraham M1chaeliS on 9TH street, and
purchased box OF cigars for 81. He rendered in
payment for the cigars $40 bill, and asked for a
check in change. MT. M1chaeliS had no money in
bank, but to accommodate his customer he went
to MIR. Brock and got him check, which was az
terward raised to $50 and cashed at the bank. The
case was sent to the grand jury; bonds 81, o00 In
the case OF Max Burnstein, charged with similar
Offense, the defendant waived an examination,
and was held In 900 bonds for the action Of the
grand jury.